Transportation
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Sat Oct 21 10:00am - Sun Oct 22 9:00am
Notes
United Airlines 942
Oct 21 10:00 am depart LAX
Oct 22 9:20 am arrive CDG stops: Plane change
Oct 21 10:00 am depart LAX
Oct 22 9:20 am arrive CDG stops: Plane change
Created by Jaason E
Location:
Paris, Los Angeles...
Day:
10/21/2006 to 10/30/2006
Category:
Restaurant, Things to do...
Sat 10/21/06 (day 1) - Los Angeles
Sun 10/22/06 (day 2) - Paris
In 1059 trips
High-class restaurant on the world's most famous avenue, Laduree (founded in 1862) also boasts a bakery. Two other …
Restaurant
75, avenue des Champs Elysees
Paris, 75008
France
+33 1 4075 0875 / +33 1 5375 3081
Paris, 75008
France
+33 1 4075 0875 / +33 1 5375 3081
Sun Oct 22 6:00am - Sun Oct 22 7:00am
Notes
The quintessential French tea salon, the ornate Laduree was established in 1862 and looks liek someting out of Versailles. The pineapple carpacicio with lime sorbet is a signature dessert, but order just about anything on the menu to experience a confectionay epiphany.
In 4473 trips
This is where Auguste Rodin spent the last years of his life, from 1908 to 1917. Since then, his superb sculptures …
Thing to Do
Rue de Varenne 79
Paris, 75007
France
+33 1 4418 6110
Paris, 75007
France
+33 1 4418 6110
Sun Oct 22 12:00pm - Sun Oct 22 6:00pm
Notes
930 - 415p (not mon)
In 281 trips
The Westin Paris is a luxury property situated across from the Tuileries Gardens, walking distance from the Louvre …
Hotel
3 rue de Castiglione
Paris, 75001
France
1-4477-1111
Paris, 75001
France
1-4477-1111
Sun Oct 22 2:00pm - Tue Oct 24 3:00pm
Notes
Arrival Date 22-OCT-2006
Departure Date 24-OCT-2006
Number of Rooms 2
Number of Guests 4
Room Description
2 SINGLE BEDS
1 KING
Rate for 22-Oct-06 to 24-Oct-06
Rate Plan: SPG AWARD CATEGORY 5
Taxes
VAT 5.5 Percent Per Room Per Night IS In The Rate
Departure Date 24-OCT-2006
Number of Rooms 2
Number of Guests 4
Room Description
2 SINGLE BEDS
1 KING
Rate for 22-Oct-06 to 24-Oct-06
Rate Plan: SPG AWARD CATEGORY 5
Taxes
VAT 5.5 Percent Per Room Per Night IS In The Rate
In 17001 trips
Paris just wouldn't be Paris without the Eiffel Tower. Designed by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World Fair, at …
Thing to Do
Champ de Mars
Paris, 75007
France
+33 1 4411 2323
Paris, 75007
France
+33 1 4411 2323
Sun Oct 22 6:00pm - Mon Oct 23 12:00am
Notes
930 - 11p
Probably the most recognized structure in the world, the Eiffel Tower was built as a temporary, decorative centerpiece for the 1889 Universal Exhibition and was only saved from deomlition because as the tallest structure in Europe (at the time), it was useful as a radio tower. Today, of course, its the very symbol of Paris, 1056 feet high and providing a 40-mile view from its observation platforms.
Tow restaurants - Altitude 95 and Le Jules Verne are located on the first and second levels, respectively.
Probably the most recognized structure in the world, the Eiffel Tower was built as a temporary, decorative centerpiece for the 1889 Universal Exhibition and was only saved from deomlition because as the tallest structure in Europe (at the time), it was useful as a radio tower. Today, of course, its the very symbol of Paris, 1056 feet high and providing a 40-mile view from its observation platforms.
Tow restaurants - Altitude 95 and Le Jules Verne are located on the first and second levels, respectively.
In 13392 trips
The arch is a site of memories, current events and celebrations. The lists of the dead will move you. And the …
Thing to Do
Place Charles-de-Gaulle-Étoile
Paris, 75008
France
+33 1 55 37 73 77
Paris, 75008
France
+33 1 55 37 73 77
Sun Oct 22 6:00pm - Mon Oct 23 12:00am
Notes
10 - 1030p
The largest triumphal arch in the world (about 163 feet high and 147 feet wide) was erected by Napoleon in 1806 to commemorate his army's victories. Over the years it became the focal point for state funerals, and during WW II, both the invading Germans and theliberation of Paris parade passed beneath it.
It's the site of France's tomb of the unknown soldier and it has an observation deck and exhibition hall at the top, with photos and lithographs depicting the arch's history.
The largest triumphal arch in the world (about 163 feet high and 147 feet wide) was erected by Napoleon in 1806 to commemorate his army's victories. Over the years it became the focal point for state funerals, and during WW II, both the invading Germans and theliberation of Paris parade passed beneath it.
It's the site of France's tomb of the unknown soldier and it has an observation deck and exhibition hall at the top, with photos and lithographs depicting the arch's history.
In 8571 trips
This small park is adjacent to the famous Avenue des Champs-Elysees, near the Place de la Concorde and the Palais …
Thing to Do
Avenue des Champs-Elysees
Paris, 75008
France
+33 (0)8 3668 3112
Paris, 75008
France
+33 (0)8 3668 3112
Sun Oct 22 6:00pm - Mon Oct 23 12:00am
Mon 10/23/06 (day 3) - Paris
In 15766 trips
Distinguished architect I. M. Pei has constructed this 450-seat, oak paneled auditorium. It fuses state-of-the-art …
Thing to Do
99 Rue de Rivoli
Paris, 75001
France
+33 1 4020 5151
Paris, 75001
France
+33 1 4020 5151
Mon Oct 23 6:00am - Mon Oct 23 12:00pm
Notes
9 - 6p (not tue)
This is the big one: once the largest palace in the world and now the largest art museum. Home of the Mona Lisa and the poor armless Venus de Milo; home of IM Pei's controversial pyramid and home, all told of some 400,000 works of art; some 35,000 of which are on permanent display.
Stretching almost half a mile along the banks of the Seine, the palace began as a medieval fortress and was expanded over the centuries into a luxurious royal residence. The palace was designated a museum immediately after the revolution, and its collection was significantly expanded by Napoleon. Today the collections are divided into seven departments: Egyptian antiquities, asian and islamic antiquities and art, greek etruscan and roman antiquities, sculpture, paintings, prints and drawings, and objets d'art.
This is the big one: once the largest palace in the world and now the largest art museum. Home of the Mona Lisa and the poor armless Venus de Milo; home of IM Pei's controversial pyramid and home, all told of some 400,000 works of art; some 35,000 of which are on permanent display.
Stretching almost half a mile along the banks of the Seine, the palace began as a medieval fortress and was expanded over the centuries into a luxurious royal residence. The palace was designated a museum immediately after the revolution, and its collection was significantly expanded by Napoleon. Today the collections are divided into seven departments: Egyptian antiquities, asian and islamic antiquities and art, greek etruscan and roman antiquities, sculpture, paintings, prints and drawings, and objets d'art.
In 5330 trips
The main axis of the city - it is part of the layout of Paris. The right bank indicates the northern part of the …
Thing to Do
Quai Branly
Paris, 75007
France
+33 1 4742 9056
Paris, 75007
France
+33 1 4742 9056
Mon Oct 23 6:00am - Mon Oct 23 11:00pm
In 3610 trips
Situated right in the heart of Paris, the Jardin des Tuileries stretches from the Louvre to Place de la Concorde. Co …
Thing to Do
Rue de Rivoli
Paris, 75001
France
+33 (0)1 4020 9043
Paris, 75001
France
+33 (0)1 4020 9043
Mon Oct 23 6:00am - Mon Oct 23 11:00pm
Notes
Designed in 1664 by Andre Le Notre, planner of the grounds at Versailles, the Tuileries gardens form Paris's loveliest promenade, dotted with statues and fountains.
In 2848 trips
Located in the center of the city within the Palais de Justice complex on the Île de la Cite, La Sainte Chapelle (Ho …
Thing to Do
4 Boulevard du Palais
Paris, 75001
France
+33 1 5340 6080
Paris, 75001
France
+33 1 5340 6080
Mon Oct 23 6:00am - Mon Oct 23 11:00pm
Notes
The walls of this small chapel, one of the supreme achievements of the Middle Ages, consist of more stained glass than stone - all told it forms the largest expanse of stained glass in the world. There are cndlelit classical concerts in this Gothic jewel box when the sun goes down.
In 628 trips
A hit with businessmen and a fashionable crowd, this kitschy, exotic restaurant isn't quite what you'd expect …
Entertainment
8 Rue Boissy d'Anglais
Paris, 75008
France
+33 1 5305 9000
Paris, 75008
France
+33 1 5305 9000
Mon Oct 23 6:00am - Mon Oct 23 11:00pm
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what is the cost of this trip for two?
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